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The latest and breaking news and investigative reports about Idaho public education.
Parent-hosted podcast seeks to demystify the educational landscape and unite communities
Alexis Morgan hopes to inform and not persuade.
Briefs: News from around the state
Superintendent Debbie Critchfield launched a new podcast.
After multi-million dollar bond losses, Pocatello, Shelley leaders seek answers
But reaching stakeholders isn’t easy.
Judge invalidates Idaho Falls’ $33 million levy for a new school
It’s back to square one for Idaho Falls trustees.
Moving forward: West Bonner board welcomes new trustees
“It’s time to come together,” said interim superintendent Joe Kren.
$19 million awarded to prepare students for in-demand careers
The Idaho Career Ready Students program awarded a total of $35 million in four months to develop CTE programs statewide
Idaho Falls trustee files for a recount after single-vote loss
Incumbent Trustee Elizabeth Cogliati: “We all deserve a recount.”
See you in court: Open meetings lawsuit will head to trial
The lawsuit will continue to loom over the University of Idaho’s proposed University of Phoenix purchase — possibly for several more months. The deal faces a May 31 deadline.
Commission narrows search for director, welcomes new members
The candidate search comes amid a year marked by turmoil and turnover.
Back to the drawing board: Shelley trustees will discuss next steps after a $67.8 million bond failure
Fewer than half of voters approved the measure, which was this election’s largest education ask.